Answer

In Jain tradition, gotra is generally connected with family lineage, community identity, and ancestral tradition. Followers of Baba Bhola Ji and Baba Dhamm Ji would not automatically be counted as different gotra merely because they follow different saints or spiritual figures.

Explanation

A gotra is usually based on:

• Birth lineage
• Family ancestry
• Community tradition
• Marriage customs followed by that community

Following a particular guru, saint, baba, or spiritual path may create a religious or devotional group, but it does not normally create a new gotra unless that community has traditionally accepted it as such.

Spiritual Understanding

From a Jain Dharma perspective, spiritual identity is based on right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct. Social identities like gotra may have cultural importance, especially in marriage customs, but they are not the basis of spiritual progress.

Takeaway

No, followers of Baba Bhola Ji and Baba Dhamm Ji should not be considered different gotra only because they follow different babas. Gotra depends on family lineage and accepted community tradition, not merely on whom one follows spiritually.